Navy SBIR Experimentation Cell (DoN-SEC)

📢 Opportunity alert! "The Marine Corps is looking for commercially available technologies that can detect, identify and track a variety of uncrewed platforms and other targets that troops might need to engage. The service is eyeing a potential acquisition of these types of capabilities for its Observation and Sensing System (OSS) program, according to a sources-sought notice released Thursday by Marine Corps Systems Command’s program executive office for land systems." Read the entire article: https://lnkd.in/eyKjviqh Find the RFI for the Marine Corps Observation and Sensing System (OSS) https://lnkd.in/eTfERnWd

At Gold Coast? Come visit us at booth 1770 to discuss how we can help you meet your experimentation goals. Huge thanks to the Department of Navy SBIR/STTR Programs for having us!

JIFX 25-1 is open for submissions! The submission deadline is 30 August 2024 - please refer to the flyer below and the Naval Postgraduate School website for more details.

⚓We Want to Hear From You!⚓ As we gear up for our next monthly webinar, we’re eager to make them as impactful and relevant as possible for the community. What topics or challenges would you like us to cover? Whether it's advancements in Naval experimentation, engineering/ installation process navigation, or strategies to help you prepare for your next event, your input will help us continue to shape a series that truly addresses your interests and needs. Feel free to drop your ideas in the comments. Let’s collaborate to create content that drives innovation and fosters meaningful discussion!

The SEC & NAVAIR webinar is this Wednesday - save the date if you are interested in what's on the horizon for Naval Experimentation events. Please refer to the Event listed on our page (or in the comments) for the MS Teams link.

Exciting news to start the week - DoN-SEC is getting a fresh look! We're thrilled to unveil the team's new emblem as we celebrate and uphold victory through innovation. Keep an eye out for this logo online and at experimentation events as we embrace the power of change!

That's a wrap - the Main Planning Conference in Key West has concluded. A huge thank you to C4F, ATMO, the entire NASKW team, our DoN-SEC leads, and each innovative participant (many of whom Morris DeSimone was out in the field supporting!) Looking forward to LOE execution this fall.

Since the beginning of 2024, the JPEM program has supported DOD commands such as NRO, NSA, SOCOM, USN, USMC and has worked with two international partners. The JPEM program has enabled maritime discovery and showcasing of over 40 different new maritime technologies. The JPEM program facilitates system developer engagement with the warfighter in the maritime environment and advances technologies to match operational needs. To get your tech onboard, contact NSWCCDJPEM@US.Navy.Mil.

Today, we celebrate the spirit of independence, cherished freedoms, and the opportunities those freedoms provide. We are proud to be part of the diverse tapestry that makes America strong and work to uphold its values of innovation, inclusivity, and progress. Wishing everyone a safe and joyous Independence Day filled with unity. 

Please join us for our next DoN-SEC/NAVAIR webinar focusing on 2025 experimentation events. Feel free to share with those who are interested in learning more about SBIR experimentation. Agenda to come week of - Teams link attached to the event below.